Two Prominent Farmers Die
George Boots and Clinton B Tribbett, progressive farmers long active in Sugar Creek township, died after prolonged illness. Boots born December 9 1851 lived on his farm. married twice producing several children. Tribbett suffered greatly and neared death. both had rallied at times then declined. Funeral for Boots held at home with Rev Nicely leading service, burial in Greenlawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Boots
Clinton B. Tribbett
Mr. Tribbett
Sugar Creek Township
Charlotte Bowers
Goldie Brown
Peru
Pearl
Danville Normal School
Mary Morrison
Mr. Boots
Anna Dykes
Snow Skinner
St. Louis
Icy Bowers
James
Archie
Paul
Fartha
Ross
Herman
Nicely
Greenlawn
Discrepancies Address Emigrant Son Rumors
Charles Weliever faced rumors of his son Cliff’s fate after a body identification story appeared in a Crawfordsville paper. He later learned Cliff is alive, writing from Marion, confirming he is in Oceanemowoc Wisconsin where he plans to stay for a while and is doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Weliever
Cliff
Crawfordsville
Weliever
Indianapolis
Noblesville
Altho
Mrs. Weliever
Will
Marion
Occenemowoc
Wis
Death of Clinton B Tribbett in Darlington
Clinton B Tribbett a Darlington native born Sept 25 1847 died Wednesday morning June 14 from mero carditis after lifelong residence on a farm near Fotato Creek church He married Kesiah Cox Feb 27 1879 she died at their daughter's birth Dee 22 1879 Ella Mullen married March 4 1875 they had four children Wiley Nora Booher Laura Horn Harley Albert died young and seven grandchildren Surviving family members include four children and seven grandchildren Funeral at two o'clock at Friends church Darlington with Masonic burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton B. Tribbett
Darlington
Here
Fotato Creek Church
Kesiah Cox
Dee
Ella Mullen
Yountsville
Wiley
Nora Booher
Bainbridge
Laura Horn
Tribbett Farm
Harley
Indianapolis
Albert
Chesterson and Carrick Sell Fishing Tack
Chesterson and Carrick promote a broader range of fishing tackle items inviting customers to improve their gear. The sellers highlight quality products and competitive prices to attract anglers seeking better equipment.
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Chesterson & Carrick Sell
Sunday School Convention at Shannondale July 2
Franklin Township Sunday School Convention will be held at Shannondale on Sunday July 2 at 2 p m. Program includes scripture lesson invocation Shannondale Quartet Children of Shannondale School Buren Beckets Should the Bible be Taught in the Public Schools Viola E Bowers discussion Walter Stewart Legality of Bible Instruction in Public Schools Edgar Rice county president and secretary will be present. C B Dunbar Chairman Edith Paddack Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Township
Shannondale
Viola E. Bowers
Walter Stewert
Edgar Rice
C. Bb. Dunbar
Edith Paddack
Sec
Beeson Couple Promote Turkey Run Chautauqua Here
Mr and Mrs H C Beeson of Marshall Indiana visited Monday and Tuesday on a fifteen day tour advertising the Turkey Run Chautauqua to be held July 1 to 4 inclusive. Beeson a mail carrier and member of the general chautauqua committee combines business with pleasure on the trip. They staying with cousins Misses Jennie and Mattie Kersev and Mr Steve Kersev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Beeson
Marshall
Indiana
Monay
Beeson
Visit to Wabash For Bert Dunbar Family
Bert Dunbar wife and daughter LaRue drove to Wabash on Friday to visit their daughter Fanny who trains as a nurse at Parke hospital. Bert says roads are excellent and crop conditions are stable along the route. They returned Sunday afternoon. Cox & Booker advertise porch swings and hammocks. Donald Kaehler came back Saturday from Chicago. Mrs C E Hiatt of Leiter's Ford appears after the death of her uncle Will Appleby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Dunbar
LaRue
Wabash
Fanny
Parke Hospital
Bert
C. E. Hiatt
Leiter’s Ford
Will Appleby
Death of Rev. Appleby in Montmorenci
Sudden death of Reverend Wm. Appleby pastor of the M E church at Montmorenci shocks Derlington area. Born March 17, 1855 in Paterville Indiana he lived as teacher and carpenter before entering DePauw University and the ministry. Funeral services were held at the Montmorenci church with multiple local ministers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Andleby
Patnerville
Indiana
Rossville
Ind
DePauw University
Alice Conrad
Kirkpatrick
Charline
South Bend High School
Wilmer
Madian
Charles Appleby
Emma
Leona Appleby
Appleby
Derlington
E. H. Cox
M. E. Church
Montmorénci
A. G. Ssazenby
Antos
M. E
W. E. McKinzie
Lafayette
Darlington
Jones
Hillsboro
Tremain
Waynetown
Beisel
Boswell
Eagles
Colfax
Cones
Tennessee
H. C. Riley
Newtown
W G. Miller
Litton
H. H. Dunlavy
E. W. Dunlavy
T. G. Howard
Mulberry
W. H. Nicely
City
Ruth Butler and Lucinda Moffit in Crawfordsville Visit
Mrs Ruth Butler and Lucinda Moffit spent several days in Crawfordsville this week visiting local friends and enjoying the scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Butler
Lucinda Moffit
Crawfordsville
Reception for Bride and Groom at Conrad Home
Mr and Mrs Frank Conrad hosted a pleasant party Saturday night for their son Roy and his wife, married in Beardstown Illinois on June 10. The house featured red roses in the living room and pink white roses in the dining area with pink and white crepe decor. Guests were relatives or old school friends, and a variety of games and memories filled the evening. Refreshments in pink and white were served by Mesdames Brainard Stewart and Kendall. Attendees included Fay and Thelma Conrad Ethel Peterson Fleeta Cook Ethel Shoemaker Helen Stephenson Harley Conrad Hal Fred Quieg Everett Shoemaker Walter Woody and Messrs and Mesdames Lee LaFaollette Robert Lynch Lester Morrison and Floyd Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Conrad
Roy
Beardstown
Ill
Mesdames
Brainard
Stewart
Kendall
Fay
Thelma Conrad
Ethel Peterson
Fleeta Cook
Ethel Shoemaker
Helen Stephenson
Harley Conrad
Halfred Quieg
Everett Shoemaker
Walter Woody
Messrs
Lee LaFaollette
Robert Lynch
Lester Morrison
Floyd Cornell
Peebles and Anderson Reunion Announcement
The Peebles and Anderson reunion will be held at the R. W. Peebles grove on the 2nd of 7th month, 1916. Relatives are urged to come, bring a basket, and mingle. W. D. Peebles and H. H. Peebles, Secs, note the Herald published 250 invitations sent to Feebles and Anderson kin across nearly every state.
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Peebles and Anderson
R. W. Peebles Grove
H. H. Peebles
Sec
the Herald
Feebles
Anderson
Town Board Orders Tree Trimming Along Sidewalks
Following a Monday night meeting the town board issued an order. Town marshal Wm Moore measured tree limb heights on Tuesday. Property owners must trim all trees so no limbs come within eight feet of sidewalks. The rule improves street appearance and reduces hat or umbrella losses among leaves.
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Wm. Moore
Big Chicken Supper by Queen Esther Band
The Queen Esther Band of South Christian church will host a chicken supper in the Caldwell and Tressel room on Saturday evening June 17. Menu includes chicken noodle dressing escalloped potatoes pickles salad pie and fruit. Prices 15 cents for children under 12 and 25 cents for adults. Supper served 5 to 7.
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Queen Esther Band
The
South Christian Church
Caldwell & Tressel
Missionary Society Meets At Rachel Rich Home
The Missionary society of the Friends church meets at Rachel Rich home Friday at 2 p m. John R Rettinger Ed Flanin gam and Dan Hampton traveled to Indianapolis Friday by gasoline route. Harry and Elmer Sheridan of Frankfort cousins of Wm Appleby attended his funeral Monday. Roy Snyder wife and son Joe visited Rossville Sunday with relatives, joined by Dr and Mrs B O Flora who visited Dr Wilson and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the Friends Church
Rachel Rich
John R. Rettinger
Ed Flaningam
Dan Hampton
Indianapolis
Harry and
Elmer Sheridan
Frankfort
Wm Appleby
Roy Snyder
Joe
Nineteenth Annual Horse Show Draws Big Darlington Crowd
A large turnout watched the nineteenth annual horse show in Darlington despite a day rain. The Alamo band led a 10:30 parade through Adams street and Main events, with about four hundred autos parked. The program concluded with a rain interrupted concert in front of Brainard and Butler’s. prize winners listed on the last page.
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Darlington
Alamo Band
Adams Street
Main
Maxwell
Brainard and
Butler’s
Altra
Brenton Affair Ends In Out of Court Settlement
In a Lebanon based suit for support brought by Mable E Brenton against Elmer A Brenton the case opened in Franklin County Circuit Court with testimony about a close relationship with a stenographer. Witness Ottie Owens described Brenton's garage business earnings and time spent with Miss Titus. The dispute settled after proceedings, with the wife to receive 83 dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel E. Brenton
Lebanon
Elmer A. Brenton
Brenton
Boone County
Ottie Owens
Brenton Garage
Marie Titus
Miss Titus
Cox and Booker Sell the Daisy Cultivator
Mrs. Viola Wright of Crawwfordsville visited Mrs. Ernest Weesner last night while Cox and Booker sold the Daisy Cultivator. The event highlights local commerce and social visits in the Crawwfordsville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox & Booker
Viola Wright
Crawwfordsville
Ernest Weesner
Chester members to take part in church service
Friends Church schedules 9:45 Bible School 11:00 morning worship with several Chester members taking part instead of the sermon. Evening worship at 8:00 led by the pastor. Thursday prayer meeting at 7:30. Bible lesson Rom 6nd chapter. Lydia M. Heath, Pastor.
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Bible School
Chester
Lydia M. Heath
South Christian Church Announces Sunday Services and Bible School
South Christian Church schedules Bible School at 9 45 a m with J B Cooper as superintendent. Preaching at Garfield next Sunday at 11 00 a m and 7 45 p m. Bible School at 10 00 a m. W H Martin is the pastor.
Methodist Church Sunday Schedule
Sunday services listed across multiple locations include Darlington at 11:00 a m Campbells Chapel at 3 p m and Potato Creek at 7 45 p m with a morning 10:00 a m Sunday School.
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Darlington
Campbells Chapel
Potato Creek
Presbyterian Church Rev Williams to preach Sunday
The Presbyterian Church announces that Reverend Williams will deliver the Sunday evening sermon at eight o clock at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Williams
Indoor Picnic At Calender Society Despite Rain
The Calender Society of the South Christian church planned an outdoor picnic last Thursday but heavy rain forced indoors. Nineteen members attended and shared sandwiches and covered dishes. A birthday penny collection totaled about twelve dollars for church refurbishing.
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Calender Society
The
South Christian Church
Ninteen
Coaster Accident Leaves Gordon Johnson Injured
Gordon Johnson son of Gregg Johnson was injured while coasting down a hill at Mell Breaks home when the coaster overturned. A rubber tire came off and a sharp edge cut a severe leg gash nearly severing an artery. A doctor sewed the wound and he is expected to be fine in a few days.
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Gordon Johnson
Gregg Johnson
Mell Breaks
Gordon
Memory Marker Honored For Glenn Bolser Grave
Mrs. Melisa Bolser received a grave marker from the Logansport Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen for her son Glenn. The marker bears his name and the inscription B ot R T 109 B.S. I along with the lodge wheel emblem. Lodge members attended the burial service to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melisa Bolser
Logansport Brotherhood of Railroad
Glenn
Logansport Brotherhood
For Sale or Trade Fancy Pony and Local Social Notes
For Sale or Trade Fancy Spot ted Pony two years old gentle Ed Flaningam. Mrs Carlos Inskeep and daughter Francis returned Monday night from a visit with friends in Indianapolis. Dr Arch Bond wife and daughter of Westfield spent Friday last week with old friends and relatives in this vicinity. Miss Edith Paddock and Margaret Weesner went to Bloomington Monday to attend commencement at I U and to attend the reunions of their classes. Miss Weesner was also in Terre Haute yesterday and attended the State Normal commencement and reunion of her graduating class. While there she was the guest of Miss Mabel Bonsall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Inskeep
Francis
Indianapolis
Arch Bond
Westfield
Edith Paddock
Margaret Weesner
Bloomington
I. U
Miss Weesner
Terre Haute
State Normal
Mabel Bonsall
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Boots and
Clinton Tribbett
Clinton EB. Tribbett
Friends Church
P. Paxton
Kewanna
Masonic Order
Shannondale Quartet
Children of
Buren Beck
Selo
Turkey
Town
Jlisses Jennie
Mattie Kersev
Steve Kersev
Daughter
Donald Kaehler
Chicago
Rev
Montmorenci
Wm. Appleby
M.E. Church
W. D. Peebles, Fres
Mable E. Vs
Frankfort Crescent
A. m.—Bible School
J. B
W. H. Martin
Presbyterian Church
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